The Atlas of Ordinary Weather
A Field Reference for Everyday Skies
Jason Levine, EMT-B Author · Hollis Ferrand Editor
A desk reference to the clouds, winds and rainfall you can see from your own window.
Available formats
$32.00
256 pages · 7 x 10 in · June 24, 2025
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About this book
Most weather writing is about extremes. This is a reference for the other ninety-nine percent: the cloud you can see right now, the wind that changed direction at lunch, the particular grey that means rain within the hour.
Engraved-style plates cover every major cloud genus with the wind and precipitation notation used to read them, followed by a hundred pages on seasonal patterns, local effects and how to keep a useful weather log.
Product details
| Format | ISBN-13 | Pages | Trim | Published | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hardcover | 9781965420133 | 256 | 7 x 10 in | June 24, 2025 | $32.00 |
| Ebook / Kindle | 9781965420140 | 256 | — | June 24, 2025 | $16.99 |
- Imprint
- Levine House
- Age range
- Adult
- Language
- English
- Categories
- ReferenceNonfiction
About the author
Jason Levine, EMT-B
Jason Levine, EMT-B, is a Nationally Registered Emergency Medical Technician, entrepreneur, and technology professional whose books range from puzzles and activities to practical, educational titles. He writes with a problem-solving mindset shaped by emergency medical services and years of work in technology and business, and publishes through Levine House Press.
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